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Big Lake was due for replacement this year

Exploded pipeline didn't lead to "a lot" of production loss: Gallagher

Big Lake was due for replacement this year

The 63- terajoule per day subsurface gas pipeline blew up in January, leaving a reportedly "massive" crater in the Cooper Basin. Speaking to the press in Adelaide after the company's annual general...

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